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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-12
THE GLASS WORKERS
QUIT WORK AT PITTSBURG,
All the Factories Close Down but
One.

There has been, fortunately, no change in
the local glass situation in Wheeling, despite
the order of Presideat Smith, published IN
yesterdays morning papers. Al both the
Central and Hobbs works, the men per
formed their duties ~ usual, the probable
explanation being that the Local Unions
ia this vicinity have not been officially ac-
quuiuted with President Smiths order.
The situation up ~ p!ttsburg IS not so
lovely, as the following special telegram
will show,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-12
Strengthening Horse Thieves.

ST. LOUIS, December 10.-A party of
men near Beare City, Kas., chased party
of horse thieves into the Panhandle Thurs
day and killed three of them. A relative
of Bob Farnsworth, the desperate, was
among the pursuing party, and one was
injured. Others were wounded slightly.
This breaks up the gang.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-12
Choking Catarrh.

Have you awakened from q disturbed sleep
with all the horrible sensations Of an assassin
clutching your throat and pressing the life breath
from your frightened chest! Have you noucei
the lAnguor and debility tina, succeed the effort
10 clear your throat and head Of this catarrhal
mater: What depressing influence 1t ereri
upon the mind, cloudIng the memory and hllins
the head with pains and strange notse,l How
dfcut IL IL 70 rid the nsssl pas-agcs, throat and
lungs OF this poL.onous Ducus ali can testify Who
are an cted With cathrrh. How dinicuh 10 pro.
tect the system against IL further progress
towards the lungs, liver and kidneys, ali hySi.
cians will Atmit IL IL q tsrrIble disease, and
cries out for relief and cure.
The remarkable curative .powers when all
other remed e. utterly fail, Of : ,svoED's RAD
CAL CUgE. are attested by Thousands y hO ate
fully recommend IL % fellow <alfererL No
statement Is made regarding IL that csunOt he
sutstyniiated by the Tnhat respectable and rrlis
bic references.
Each packet contains one bottle OF the Pa Of
CAL CCKE one box Of LATAEEHAL SOLyKsT, and
an InPROvED lSHALEB, With treatise and dtrec-
tons, and is sold by all druggists for 800.
PoTTEE DnuG Il CHEnJcAL 20 BO-T0E.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-12

Collision on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie.
PTTTsBURG, December 1O.-Two freight
trains on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Railroad collided near this city. st an early
this morning, and eight cars and an en-
CINE were completely demolished. Fire
man Agnew was seriously, but not fatally
hurt. The loss was Sis, 900,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-12
A MYSTERIOUS VISIT.
Ives Goes to Chicago aid Talks About His
Railroad Troubles.

Railroad Troubles.
CHICAGO, December l0.-Henry s. Ives
made somewhat mysterious visit 10 Chi
cago yesterday, registering at hotel as
IS. Henry IrontOp," and his attorney,
BAuister Boone, registering as III. ).
Booming
Mr.. Ives used the greatest discretion in
his attempt to prevent his presence being
known, but finally admitted that the L. s.
Court at Indianapolis had issued an order
restraining President McKeen, of the Terre
Haute and indianapolis Railroad Company,
from disposing of the stock of that comps-
ny which was held as collateral to secure
the payment of $500, 900 given by him.
1t was alleged that the note he had
given was signed by him as trustee, and
Mr. Ives said that he simply acted as trus.
tee in the transaction, and therefore signed
in his official capacity. He did not think
there would be any individual trouble oe-
curing to himself, but he was sorry to
learn that McKeen had got himself into
any diffulty on his account.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-12
A CO-Laborer of Wendell Phillips Dead.

CHICAGO, December l0.-A Galveston,
Texas, special says: Hon. Benjamin Rush
Plumley, one oil the early AbOlitionists OF
the Moth, died at his home in this city
yesterday, aged -. In his younger days
the deceased was an associate of William
Lloyd Garrison, Wendell Phillips and
Lucret Lamont, and took prominent
part in the first agitation against slavery.
He was native of Philadelphia, and de-
scended from one of the old Quaker fam
lilies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-12
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at ) Per Cent.-GoSernments Dull
Stocks Extremely Dull-Flour Firm
Wheat Lower.
NEW YORK, December 10.-Money on
call easy at 3 per cent, closed offered at
p per cent; prime mercantile paperl6aS!
per cent; sterling exchange duh but
steady at 4Sl la4Sil.
.nynpS ,sYSTq-Dull
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FOR SALE.

DesirsGIe Residence, southeast corner OF Chap
me and Twenty, second streets.
.. cue briek House, Six rooms, No. 2725 Chapline
one Good Brick House, Eight Rooms, with
large let, on EOf street
One Good Frame House on Jacob street north
OF IWenty-fO street; five ROOMS and cellar.
Vacant Lots In the Sixth ward, at prices 10 snit
PulenSsera j. B. HUGHES,
HOo &S4i Chspline Street.
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TOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

House aut loi No 2lS Market street Wheel.
ing formerly b. W. Eoft's reSideuCc). An eIe-
gSal improved fam of LOO acres lthe EofF place.
MI9lliES tre>apS Grove, Marshall Co. W Va;
UNlS4 feet on Market street near Irnr, Rr,j,sa
wheeling occupied ON ground rent by Rine's
livery sIabIel. For prices and terms address
HARRY CALDWELL
|hamberot Commerce Building, ST. Paul, Mimi
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LIVE STOCE.
Baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE, December :
CALVERTON YARDS.


BEEF CATTLE Trade on the Hill to-
day was fair, not by any means active,
and prices tritie stronger than last Thurs
day for the better grades, much higher
figures being obtained for tops, rs the Of
ierings OF these were of n much better
quality; common stock showed a slight
decline on last weeks figures. We quote
prices at j. GOAL So most sales being
made at - coal % perlO0 lbs.
Prices of beef cattle this week ranged us
follows: Best beeves at 81 50ai ~; those
generally rated ~ iiHt quality s. 75ai -;
! medium OF good fair quality 50 0Oa3 %;
AMI ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows
- OOa2 30 per 100 lbs.
OF the cattle received, S05 came from
Virginia, 225 from West Virginia, 300 from
Maryl land, $50 from Ohio, 332 from Ken
lucky and 2s7 head from Illinois. Total
receipts for the past week 226l against
=, 692 last week, and ., 9Ij same time last
year.
OF the offerings 80 were taken by the
Baltimore butchers, 800 10y country deal
err, and 81 sold 10 Eastern spectators.
Total sales for the week /, ll3 against 8GG
~, -, =
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-There WAS light
offering again this week, some 200 les,
than last week, with the quality not N
good as that Of last Thursdays receipts.
Trade was active for good Sheep, which
are scarce; common stock was dull. We
quote butchers Sheep ut Bal cents, with
q few extra at cents, and Lambs al 3la
= cents per pound gross. Receipts this
week OF Sheep and Lambs were 2,479
! head.
CHICAGO, December 10 Cattle Re.
ceipta 500 head; shipments 900 head
market steady; shipping steers - 75a
} 90 stockcrs and feeders S 90a3 ~;
COWS. bulls and mixed 81 25a2 IS; Texas
cattle 81 G0a2 30.
Hoga Receipt" 81 600 head; shipments
Il, 600 head; market steady; mixed 81 S5a
: -; heavy g. l0a5 90; light 81 50a5 10;
skips s. O0ai 40
sheep Receipts ! 900 head; shipments
400; market strong; natives s. Oa5 81;
Western 81 2os4 Is; Texas 81 62ls3 90;
lambs s. OOa5 Is.
East Liberty
East LIBERTY. PA, Drcember I'D. Cat
tle-Receipis ~ head; shipments 40
head; market nothing doing; all through
consignmrnts
Hogs Receipts 800 head; shipments
a. 400 head; market slow; Philadelphia
s. 45a5 80; mixed s. 3Oa5 40; Workers
s. 25a5 30; common 10 fair s. OOa5 IL
Sheep-Receips 900 head; shipments
300 head; market active and prices q
shade higher.
Cincinnati.
CIECISEATI, O., December 10-Hog-
Steady; common and light 81 OOa5 10;
packing and butchers' 81 15a5 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-12

lowest 76sc; closing at role; sales 57c,-
900 barrels.
Pittsburgh.
PIrrsBuRa, December 10. -Petroleun--
Dull but steady; opened at Tic; closed
at 76ic; highest 77!c; lowest 76sc.
Titusvtlls.
TIrUsyIII.R, December 10. .-Petroleum-
Opened at nc; highest &c; lowest 76tc;
closed at 76!c.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, December l0.-Petroleum-
Opened at nc; highest nc; lowest
76:c; closed at 76!c; clearanoes $780,
900 barrels.
OIL City.
on. CITY, December 0.-Petroleum-
Opened at Tic; highest nc; lowest 76ic;
closed at 763c; sales 5s7 900 barrels; clear
ances, l, LAG, 900 barrels; runs 46,093 bar.
rels; shipments 70. 7l9, barrels; charters,
s., $40 barrels-
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Dbeelin9 Resiste1
IrauRlers' 6uids,

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTU Re OF TRAINS
"A xPIANArloN OF RBFgRESCB MARKS: SlfsiIy.
SUNDAY excepted tMO,r:Sy excepted sun
dsy only. Saturday eXcepted.-75 MERIDIAN.
November 70 1881. Wheeling time, which Is
lust one hour earlier than Central Time:
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nor SALE.

FOR SALE.
"acT i2r sale property situated on the corner
oi seventh al,d Market streets.
mouse containing Ten Rooms and
Large SIOrerOOnh.
Neal"nah'e trrln, II not sold will be for rent
On SHd after 1T day OF April. l>SS
inquire MRS Z. +. BEAM,
""''eEIh No. p Eleventh street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-12

b, L. s. C. RAILROAD.
Bellalre and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves Belare al $40 H. N, arrives al Bellaire az
4OO p. II.
HoOisfeld passenger train leaves Bellaire al
40 D. ~, arrives a. Bellaire a. SO a. m.
Sumrnerfeld Accommodation leaves Bellair ~
leo % IN. arrives at Bellaira AZ 1915 a. In.
All trains daily except sunday. Central Stand
artl Time from BellRire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-12
DR. UNKENNESS
or the LiguoT NRbit, Positively
Cured by administering Dr.
HninP.' Golden Specific.

Il rsu h.....geu tu., yupuf cd. e. or Ia without
rr. knr., ..l. 81 fht' p. -,Dr, taking o. - AESu
..rr.. harmless, sriu - 40 gIrrt N rvrmuucut aut
speedy cure Whrtuyr the patient Is moderate
i-rrkrr or rI alcoholic wreck. II has been gwen
lgtnul,aul, uf cases, and he every Instance u
r..-f,.r gr.-r. las followed. Z 70 usr fIS. The NyS-
lem once. i5urr"gusud With the Specific Il be-
comes au ur,yr imIn,inIuyg tor the liquor ape
lite tDryl>l Fur,a.r hy LOt'NN 4 co:
ssp.VfVEt. prl-xi.tS wheeling. " Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-12
ELY's cATARRF
TRY the CUREHAY-FEVEE
CAT ARRH

q, a disease o. the mucous membrane, generally
n-l.,.rsr..g. ll ,hr nasal passages and maintain
ms, b.. stronghold in the head From this point
;, s,,i, ro-rn a poisonous 7IS into the stomsC h
ami through the digestive organs, corrup,tng the
t'p,L aul plolgciug utnur Troublesome aud
dangerous symptoms.
4 pt~,.r.rrS apple! iu;O each nuStril and Is
sg,rr'4l.. rrits 20 ,..uts a. druggists. ny mali,
r,..i.r.rtl UU cents. E!.l BROTHERS. Nc. p
.--...r....l..rr ..frrfF N,.N York
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-12
TROLHUH .

New York.
NEW YORK, December l0.--Petroleum
Firm: opening at 76lc; highest TIC;
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I'lnOnUCk.
New York,

NEW YuRS, December 10. -Flonr--Re-
ccipts Abs packages; exports 'm' bar
rels, G,75! sacks; very dull; sales l2,0o0
barrels Wheat Receipts IA, $50 hnshela;
exports NONE; sales IT'S, 600 bushels
futures; ~, 600 bushels spot; options closed
steady; No. spring nominal goo; I'M
graded red 9O!a92!c; No. | red 95c; No. .
rel December 9O!a90}c, closing 9Osc;
January 9l!a9l!c, closing at 9lic; Feb
ruary 92sa92s, closing at 92!c; March
93Ia93.c, closing at 93sc; April 94ta9i!c,
closing at 9igc, May 50 5-lGa95sc, closing
at 95Ic Corn--Receipts %, 54s bushels
exports $50 bushels; sales 56S, 900 bushels
futures, $1,000 bushels spot; spot firm;
Nav quiet; options closed steady; IN
graded 81 9aG3!c: No December 62lc;J
uary 62ia63Ic, closing at 63tc; February
63la63ic, closing at 63ic; May 63taG3sc,
closing at 63!c. Oats-Receipts 10000
bushels: exports 5,40O bushels; sales H.
900 bushels futures, 5000 bushels spot !;
shade wer and doll; mixed western 36
a39Bc: white do 39a44c. Hay-Dull.
Hops--Dall Coffoc-Spot lots, fair, Rio
firm at lsic; options 3Oa40c points
higher and. fairly active; sales
Sc, 500 bags: December Is 25al5.S0; Janu-
ary 15.35al5 SOC; February l5.25al5. Boo;
March l52Oal5. 30c; April Is l0al5 Doc;
Nav l5.O0a15 l5c; june H.95al5.10 July
IA Scala 90c; August IA 55al4. 60c; October
l3 s5sl4 OOc; November 13 s5al3. Doc.
Suear-Quiet brit steady; refined firm
and quiet. Molasses-Steady. Rice
Quiet Petroleurn-Firm; United 76!c.
Cotton Seed Oil-35c for crude, Ale for
refined. Tallow-Pirm, Acc. Resin
Quiet. Turpentine-Dull, 3 Eggs-
Firm, fair inquiry; weste.. 2a25c
Pork-Dull and nominal; meSs Is. 25a
- SOC; new Il 50ali 75c old. Cut meats
Quiet. Lard-Steady; western steam
81 8Na7 62l; January 81 STAT SO; March
81 TAI "A: May 81 s5a7 81 city steam
s. 40. Buttcr-Firm, quiet; west
ern l5a33c; creamery 17a33c. Cheese
Steady and unchanged. Copper-Firm;
lake SIG Is. Lead-Weak. Tip-Firm;
straits, 35ic.
CHICAGO, December l0.-There were
reports Of O cold wave in the wheat belt at
the opening of Change to-day. May wheat
opened at 85:c, but Immediately sold of
to S5Ic. and further declined to s4ic, clos
ing at that figure. Corn active and high
or. Oats dull. Provisions moderately
active. Flour-Firn. Wheat-Cash No.
Q spring 77!a77tc; No. spring 67!c; No
2 red 7sic; December 77ss77!c, closing
at 77ic; January 77:a7Sic, closing at TIC;
February 75!a79tc, closing 7S!c; May s4s
ss5:c, closing at sac. Corn-Cash No
. iSlc; December 4sia49ic, closing at 4ssc;
January 4s:a49ic, closing at i8sc; Feb
ruary 4s!a5G!c, closing at 4sEc; May 53sa
55Ic closing at sac. Oats-Cash No.
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DRY GOODS.


New YORK.
NEw YORK, December l0.-Dry Goods
Quiet; cotton goods very firm.
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NVNDANS-
Leave the City at sou a. ~. and nun every hour
unJil 900 p. m.
Leave Wheeling Park g. $50 q. II, and run
aysry hour until 1900 p. n, except Church
Trains which will leave the Park at 9:i5 g. M.
G.. HIRSCH,
SUPERINTENDENT
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WEAK. UNDEyELOPED PARIS

ut tH,. EuIv raltg.,I Nul strengthened. Full
.r.t-fr..r....> sent >r#.,al Esr FklE MED 60,
k--r,, Y s >gFEEFES FS0N NERIdIS-
NF,>. lack u' Ntgur. Booty or M'u:, RESULT oi
u.r-.,surs l,ri.,.y.t.1u. ito, address above.
nOls
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auyRRSnRSTS-Dull
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JETHEELING AND FIN GROVE r. X.

On and after Monday, October 81, 1887, Trsins
on tho Wheeling ami Elm Gfoyc r T., willrc rs
The Washington bee., 1887-01-29
MR., MATTHEWS AGAIN RE-
JECTED.

The Senate in secret session last
Wednesday afternoon again re-
iected the nomination of MIR. j
g. Matthews. There is 10 dis
guising the fact, MIR. Matthews
WIS rejected on account of his COL
or and his politics The president
understands and the Senate knows
it. A few days ago the Senate
confirmed q white man a resident
of another state to a position in a
territory. If the Senators wanted
to be consistent they should have
confirmed MIR. Matthews. The
president knowing that the cause
of Mr.. Matthews rejection should
retain him where he is and we
will venture the assertion that the
Negro voters of this country will
sustain him in '8S should he re-
ceive a renominali II. We regret
that the republican Senators made
such a blunder in this case. What
we have said relative to the con-
frmation of Mr.. Ma thews, we
do nt regret. The en-
tire cnlur.d press of this country,
with but a few exceptions, en-
dors d the nomination. OF Mr..
Matth, WIS. While it is true that
Mr.. Matthews did not receive the
entire vote of his party, on ae-
count of a personal feeling several
f tie Sci ators had against the
president, the republican Sem
ators will be held responsible for
his defeat. Our prediction is that
HIS e"H e'h'Hs u "fi 'f sGppGS ptS tiv ies dsm! a
ocraiic ticket in 1883. What we
have said, we have said.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-29
A GOOD LAW.

A newspaper i'm Illinois recently
brought suit against fOrty-three
men who would not pay their sub
scriptions and obtained judgement
in each case for the full amount OF
each claim.
Of these twenty eight made affi.
davit that they owned no more
property than the law allowed them.
thus preventing attachment. Then
under the decision of the supreme
court they were arrested for petty
larceny and bond over i'm the sum
of three hundred dollars each. All
but six gave bonnd, while six went
to Jail. The new law makes it lar.
ceny to take a newspaper and re.
fuse to pay for it.-Petersburg
Lancet.
We need such law in this city.
We have large list of male and
female beats who refuse TO pay
their subscription and ministers
who believe in having fine recep-
tion invitations printed and rob you
out of the money. There is a noto-
rious ministerial beat in this city,
who has work done with the pre-
text that he will pay after his
entertainments are over. Look out
for him. He is a tall dark individual,
who claims to discuss the co-opera-
tive capacity of the negro in good
style. He is pastor of church on
9th street. We have notified every
Office in the city to beware of this
ministerial beat. IF he thinks that
he can 60 about the city and rob
people on the strength of being
pastor OF a church he is mistaken.
We have also notified several promi-
lent members of his congregation
Tho say that such a scamp shall
lot remain in their church.
We warn all Offices i'm the city |
o look out for him.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-29
SENATOR BRUCE AT AU-
GUSTA, MAINE.

Senator b. uce was given a very
flattering reception at the Augusta
House. Augusta, Me-, on the Goth
inst. Among those present were
q lalg number of members of the
Legislature; they were introduced
by Hon. Mr.. Marble president of
the Maine Senate. In the evening
the Senator delivered a lecture at
Granite Hall, and was introduced
10 the audience by Hon. j. g.
Blaine.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-29

There is nothing in the demo.
cratic platform about the Distric,
Of Columbia. Men have been con
frmed who were appointed from
the States to positions in the Terr;
tories by the republican Senate re
peatedly this session no later than
this week. That won't do "Ovar
seer" Ingalls,, it was Matthews col
or and all you ca say wont
wash it out.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-29

There is nothing in the demo
cratic platform about the District
of Columbia. Men have been con-
irmed who were appointed from
the States to positions i'm the Ter,
ritories by the republican Senate
repeatedly this session, no later
than this week. That wont do
"Overseer' ingalls,, it was Mat
thews color and all You can say
won't wash it out.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-29
THE SOUTHERN FRAUD.

The Southern Exposition which
is in operation by class of politi-
cal schemers and blood suckers has
suffered severely by the article
that appeared in the BEE some
time ago. The editor of the
Montgomery Herald in RELY TO
what we said, asserts that we
have been In Jail. This is news
to us and no doubt to many pso~
pie in this city who know us.
From what We learn from private
sources the editor of the Herald is
one of those suckers.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-29

There is nothing in the d, mo,
cratic platform about the District
of Columbia. Men have been con
firmed who were appointed from
the States to position in Terrific
ries by the republican Senate re,
peatedly this session no later than
this week. That won't do s.0ver-
SEER Ingalls,, it was Matthews
color and all you can say won't
wash it out.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-29

We said last week that Boss
Cromwell had no religion, hence
we could not meet hlm in prayer
meeting. Since that time he has
found q new Jerusalem and em
braced religion. There was d
great time at the Bethel church
this week over the conversion OF
Mr.. Cromwell. He will no doubt
be able 10 tell the truth now.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-29
THE COLOR LINE.

AT a meeting of the Mechanics
Union few evenings ago, Mr. j.
ID. Baltimore knocked the bottom
out the coler line. It seems that
there are two unions. One whose
constitution has white and
will not admit colored mechanics
and an other which admits all reg
istered mechanics. They met joint
ly not long since and MIR. Balti.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-29

ritories by the republican Senate
repeatedly this session, no later
than this week. That won't do
aOverseer" ingalls,, it was Mat
thewS color, and all you, can say
WON'T wash it out.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-29

The aesthetic crank of colored
journalism is t. Timothy Weed
Fortune Of the Freeman. He il
chagrinned with us because we
knocked him out of the presidency
of the colored press association.
The best place for Fortune is the
lunatic asylum.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-29

more, in a speech criticised very
severly the, white class, which
forced the president to say that one
year from now his constitution
would not have that class in it. Mr..
Baltimore was highly compliment
cd for his able speech.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-29

The Senate says by the rennm'.
nation of Mr.. Matthews Its dignity
was insulted. BY the rejection OF
him by that body, the dignity o.
the colored voters of this country
was insulted.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-29

The vote as published in thu
daily press on the confirmation OF
Recorder Matthews did not repre-
sent the full democratic strength,
as 10 democrats were paired, which
added 10 the IL would have made
27 In his favor.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-29

Next Thursday evening Mr.. B
F. Petway will read a paper on .
"Plea for independence in politicso
and Miss Susie Robinson will read
an essay.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-29

We extend our thanks to the
brilliant and enterprising editor OF
the Detroit Plaindealer f copies
of his fine calendar aud New
Years greeting for 'S7. Long
G-o tho ptaiud. aler
The Washington bee., 1887-01-29

NIT. S. A. Hackw0rth, Of Texas
will speak to MT. Petways paper
next Tuesday eve. Mr. Hackworth
has now a bill in Congress in the
interest of the colored people.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-29

There is nothing in the demo
cratic platform about the District
of Columbia. Men have been con
firmed who were appointed from
the States to positions in the Ter
The Washington bee., 1887-01-29

Borrowed garments seldom fit
we'll, nor do bogus remedies cure
successfully. The real cure for
coughs and colds is Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-29
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.

THE SENATE DEMANDED TO Do ITS
DUTY. THE NORTH, SOUTH, EAST
AND WEST SPEAK. THE BEE EN-
DoRsED. RACE PRIDE rs WHY THE
COLORED VOTER DEMANDS MAT
THEWS CONFIRMATION.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-29
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The Washington bee., 1887-01-29
Matthews should be retained as
Recorder of Deeds.

The colored voter will stand by
the President if he retains Mat
thews.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-29

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